The UN delegation affiliated with the United Nations Development Office and affiliated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Norway praised the role of the security services in Aden and the Asif forces, which secured the delegation's movements during their stay in the capital.

 

 The Norwegian delegation affirmed their country's keenness to intervene and actively contribute in the relief field, support the displaced and refugees, support women and their activities, as well as provide support in the field of demining and others.

 

 Expressing their thanks to Governor Ahmed Hamed Lamlas for providing the opportunity to see directly the situation in the capital, Aden, and the successes achieved by the local authority in some aspects.

 The Norwegian delegation had visited, during field visits, several headquarters and projects in the capital, Aden, to see the progress of work and the necessary needs in several areas.

 

 The Norwegian delegation, which arrived in the capital, Aden, last Thursday, March 3, visited the demining center in the Dar Saad district and the women's police school in Al-Arish, in addition to a number of local authorities' headquarters in the capital, Aden.

 

 The delegation of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs included Ms. Kristi Tromsdale, Special Representative of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sejni Gillen, Deputy Head of Mission at the Norwegian Embassy in Riyadh, and Monica Thoussen, Adviser to the Humanitarian Affairs Department at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.